"Iliaj nomoj estas Adamo kaj Sofia."

Translation: Their names are Adamo and Sofia.

[Ungewitig_Wiht]

Who are Adam and Sophia really

[Vortarulo]

They're L.L. Zamenhof's children.

[Ungewitig_Wiht]

Cool. Gotta love little easter eggs like that in the course.

[deactivated user]

oh wow, nice!

[JoeJScott]

So ili is they, a plural, but it still requires the j when you add a?

[JoeJScott]

Ah ignore that, it's because the subject is plural, got it.

[sirgryfang]

I keep seeing Sofia and Sophia used interchangeably here in the comments, but Why can't I spell the English "ph" when translating a name that doesn't end in the Esperanto nominal ending?

[deactivated user]

I found that Duolingo sometimes accepts "Sophia" and sometimes not, so I have taken to keeping to "Sofia". However, "Sophia" is the normal spelling of the name in English.

[BenJohnson687]

Adam should be a correct translation for all answers or none at all. Right now it is seemingly random.

[aerobiotic]

It says write in English but we are only given the choice of Adamo in the word bubbles. Should this be Adam?

[Rae.F]

Names don't usually translate. Names are names.

[salivanto]

People translate names all the time.